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Jan 10 08:51:27 <mckoan> good morning
Jan 10 09:42:16 <bluelightning> morning all
Jan 10 11:16:41 <Xz> hello lads
Jan 10 11:17:38 <Xz> I have very strange problem with Yocto build - one of my builds fails 50% of the time due to 'fetcher failure'. The thing is that it tries to fetch stuff over LAN from git repo placed on NFS.
Jan 10 11:17:46 <Xz> pastebin.com/3ddNXyJ7
Jan 10 11:18:04 <Xz> do you have any ideas what could be the problem?
Jan 10 11:55:59 <RP> Xz: looks like an old version of git on the machine
Jan 10 11:57:04 <RP> Xz: modern versions of git do take an option to mirror
Jan 10 12:40:31 <lpapp> bluelightning: hi
Jan 10 12:41:09 <lpapp> I think it is possible that the outter repo got corrupted by applying a patch manually (not by Yocto) as I forgot to pass the work dir option to it.
Jan 10 12:41:19 <lpapp> but that sounds like a fishy git bug IMHO.
Jan 10 13:02:43 <bluelightning> lpapp: ah ok
Jan 10 13:03:01 <lpapp> bluelightning: but that is not a mistake of my patch
Jan 10 13:03:06 <lpapp> I tried to apply the patch manually for other reasons.
Jan 10 13:04:08 <lpapp> bluelightning: my patch passes the current directory explicitly.
Jan 10 13:04:29 <lpapp> so it could eventually be the same as manually applying, but somehow I cannot reproduce it anymore.
Jan 10 13:04:43 <bluelightning> lpapp: doesn't matter, git will go up to parent directories by itself to find the repo
Jan 10 13:04:49 <lpapp> well, depends.... the cwd is the workdir, or at least it should be.
Jan 10 13:05:05 <lpapp> I would not know how the download dir came to exist in this context.
Jan 10 13:10:24 <lpapp> bluelightning: what is the best way to ensure that my regenerated patch is reapplied, and the kernel is built accordingly?
Jan 10 13:10:32 <lpapp> just simply bitbake virtual/kernel will do it?
Jan 10 13:13:02 <bluelightning> if you've changed the patch since it was last fetched, yes
Jan 10 13:18:48 <lpapp> bluelightning: hmm, I could reproduce the error... error: Could not read b8ed9e5b8c34dc9fb1882669e45b21e3d0194881
Jan 10 13:18:53 <lpapp> fatal: Failed to traverse parents of commit 79a7b2b3c1ac36352c33f763976c888fc7f04d91
Jan 10 13:19:12 <lpapp> poky-dylan-9.0.1/build/downloads/git2/git.kernel.org.pub.scm.linux.kernel.git.stable.linux-stable.git/objects does not exist; check .git/objects/info/alternates.
Jan 10 13:20:13 <lpapp> time to -c cleanall... :/
Jan 10 13:24:55 <lpapp> bluelightning: but it is not related to my change imho, it is probably related to my git patching in general that I have done manually because I cannot reproduce this with clean patches.
Jan 10 13:27:05 <bluelightning> what kind of copy of the git repository is made? if it's the kind where it's hardlinked back to files in the "original" under DL_DIR, odd things could happen if you modify the copy
Jan 10 13:27:29 <bluelightning> just thinking out loud
Jan 10 13:28:32 <lpapp> no clue, I am afraid...
Jan 10 13:30:27 <lpapp> fetching the linux kernel takes ages.....
Jan 10 13:33:22 <oswin> can anyone please tell me the difference between my "beagleboard" rpm output directory and the "armv7a_vfp_neon one" ?
Jan 10 13:34:02 <bluelightning> oswin: machine specific vs. architecture specific
Jan 10 13:34:25 <bluelightning> oswin: you can have several similar machines sharing the architecture-specific packages
Jan 10 13:35:05 <oswin> bluelightning, thx, and what about "all" folder ? architecture independent packages Oo ?
Jan 10 13:38:54 <bluelightning> yep, all is for stuff like configuration files and scripts that aren't specific to any architecture/machine
Jan 10 13:40:11 <lpapp> how can I get some process indicator for the Linux kernel fetch when already issues the fetch operation?
Jan 10 13:53:44 <lpapp> bluelightning: fetch is done
Jan 10 13:53:54 <lpapp> which folders exactly to back up
Jan 10 13:56:58 <lpapp> is it enough to back up poky-dylan-9.0.1/build/downloads/git2/git.kernel.org.pub.scm.linux.kernel.git.stable.linux-stable.git ?
Jan 10 14:52:27 <ajtag> ping
Jan 10 14:52:34 <ajtag> sorry wrong channel
Jan 10 14:52:38 <lpapp> unping. :)
Jan 10 14:53:02 <ajtag> gmipnu
Jan 10 14:53:22 <ajtag> rateher gmip
Jan 10 16:04:54 <oswin> is there a way to list de recipes with the description ?
Jan 10 17:00:11 <kartikpradyumna> can I build yocto commands inside genode folder?
Jan 10 17:00:56 <kartikpradyumna> I just tried doing it and got nitrogen6x image inside build.lx inside genode-13.08 source.
Jan 10 17:01:22 <kartikpradyumna> but when I put it in a imx6 processor, it is not building. how to rectify this error?
Jan 10 17:01:28 * kergoth has no idea what genode even is
Jan 10 17:01:52 <kartikpradyumna> Cool. Its an os framework.
Jan 10 17:02:12 <mranostay> howdy kergoth
Jan 10 17:02:23 <kergoth> still doesn't mean much. i'd suggest asking the genode folks about genode specific things :)
Jan 10 17:02:27 <kergoth> hey mranostay
Jan 10 17:02:27 <kergoth> how goes it?
Jan 10 17:03:16 <mranostay> kergoth: time ticks on :)
Jan 10 17:20:18 <lpapp> https://plus.google.com/103895730806848715870/posts/1q34T1iYU4j
Jan 10 17:20:28 <lpapp> oops, wrong window, but still an interesting read from a kernel dev.
Jan 10 17:47:40 <mr_science> moin
Jan 10 21:14:10 <Garibaldi|work> Hi folks.  I'm looking at useradd.bbclass, is there a way to specify the new user's initial password?
Jan 10 21:14:42 <fray> you can use the standard adduser arguments to do that.. but it has to be specified already hashed/salted
Jan 10 21:15:04 <fray> "-p PASSWORD"
Jan 10 21:15:12 <fray>        -p, --password PASSWORD
Jan 10 21:15:12 <fray>            The encrypted password, as returned by crypt(3). The default is to disable the password.
Jan 10 21:15:16 <Garibaldi|work> doh
Jan 10 21:15:28 <Garibaldi|work> sorry, didn't even think of that
Jan 10 21:15:52 <Garibaldi|work> thanks
Jan 10 21:21:22 <fray> np
Jan 10 23:41:43 <zaif> My yocto linux got corrupted again and it shows nothing when I bitbake -e linux-gumstix | grep ^SRC_URI=
Jan 10 23:42:14 <zaif> when I run bitbake console-image it gives me this error again Failure expanding expression ${@bb.fetch.get_checksum_file_list(d)}
Jan 10 23:44:51 <zaif> How do I get back my build working?
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